1. Fulfilment of the requirements set out in Article 113 of the Law on Higher Education and Science (Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1571, consolidated text)
2. A person may be employed as an assistant professor in a research group if:
a. has a doctoral degree;
b. has significant scientific achievements ;
c. has plans for future research activities;
d. has international experience.
3. PhD degree preferably in the field of 19th and/or 20th century Overseas Chinese history in Thailand/Malaysia/Indonesia, or in the field of global history with focus on Southeast Asia. PhD degree must be obtained not later than 7 years before starting the fellowship.
4. Fluency in spoken and written English.
5. Publication record commensurate to the career level.
6. Knowledge of at least one of the following languages: Chinese, Thai, Malay, Indonesian.
7. Experience in conducting research in of museum studies and/or a proven interest in heritage studies will be an advantage.

In addition, we expect:

1. Interest in looking for new funding opportunities and to apply to new research grants together with the PI.
2. If hired, we expect the University of Warsaw to be the primary workplace for the successful candidate.

Criteria for the assessment of candidates in a competition:

1. The candidate’s research achievements, including publications (commensurate to the career level of the candidate), participation in international conferences, awards, and scholarships (30% of the final score)
4 points outstanding
3 points very good
2 points good
1 point poor
0 points no achievements

2. The candidate’s competence required to carry out specific tasks in the research project, such as language skills, research interests, experience in museum work, international connections (40% of the final score)
4 points outstanding
3 points very good
2 points good
1 point poor
0 points no achievements

3. Organizational skills, such as experience in the organization of conferences, workshops, panels, collected volumes (20% of the final score)
4 points outstanding
3 points very good
2 points good
1 point poor
0 points no achievements
4. Communication and Interpersonal skills (10% of the final score)
2 points: The candidate clearly communicates their ideas, demonstrates enthusiasm and motivation to work, and provides relevant answers to questions asks during the interview;
1 point: The candidate gives general answers but shows interest and basic preparation for the position;
0 points: The candidate is unable to express
their thoughts clearly, shows no motivation or preparation for the
position.

Application deadline:  3.06.2025.
The results will be announced by the 15.07.2025, and candidates will be informed by email.

The search procedure may include interviews with the chosen candidates and a public lecture intended for students to test the candidates' teaching skills.
The committee will evaluate the academic record taking into account the period of its acquisition, including any breaks in academic work due to, for example, maternity leave.
The search procedure follows the procedure determined in the Statute of the University of Warsaw and the relevant rules of the University of Warsaw and Faculty of History.

Required documents:

1. A copy of PhD Diploma or relevant document obtained no later than 7 years before starting the fellowship or a statement from your supervisor that you expect to receive your Ph.D. degree by October 1st, 2025
2. Description of the research project related to the grant (2 pages).
3.Two recommendation letters.
4. A candidate questionnaire (https://rekrutacja-i-rozwoj.bsp.uw.edu.pl/wp-content/uploads/sites/43/2…)